In one of the closest election races in Canada’s history, it will all come down to Trudeau’s ability to persuade his marginal supporters to look past his missteps and cast their ballots.
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Brooke Sutherland
Eight Corporate Jets: What Is This, the '80s?
Activist investor D.E. Shaw puts Emerson Electric’s crusty corporate habits on display. It’s not a good look.
Matt Levine
We Could Really Use Some Money
Also bribes, Libra, bank earnings and fateful leg injuries.
Max Nisen
For J&J and UnitedHealth, Making Money's Easy for Now
Strong quarters for the drug and health insurance giants can’t distract from looming policy and legal risks.
Cass R. Sunstein
Trump’s New Executive Orders Deserve Praise
The policy on regulatory "guidance documents" isn't an attack on the bureaucratic state. It's a step toward openness and fidelity to law.
Desmond Lachman, Brad W. Setser and Antonio Weiss
Puerto Rico’s Debt Deal Leaves No Room for Error
Its debt is more sustainable, but still much higher per capita than even the most indebted U.S. state.
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